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The Luxist Awards for Best Accessories {Luxist}
Nov 23rd 2009 10:15AM For best leather goods - I would vote Smythson of Bond Street. Exceptional feel, and very functional!
The Luxist Awards for Best Accessories {Luxist}
Nov 23rd 2009 10:13AM For jewelry I would vote for Tiffany s - something for every occasion, every price range - but always great quality and exceptional service.
Win A Copy Of The New Secrets Of Style {Luxist}
Oct 26th 2009 12:12PM My mantra.... "cost per wear"! A garment made of quality fabric may cost more, but will last, and last and last!
Win A Copy Of The Private World of Yves Saint Laurent & Pierre Bergé {Luxist}
Sep 21st 2009 8:20PM My most prized possession... if the building was burning... and assuming that my husband was out first... I would want to grab the picture of my great-grandparents.
Luxe Links From Around The Web, 05/26/09 {Luxist}
May 27th 2009 7:37PM LOVE IT!! Great combination of print and color!
Gadling Giveaway - win a free night at a Hyatt hotel (day 2) {Gadling}
Apr 7th 2009 9:53PM 3.... thank you!
Gadling Giveaway - win a free night at a Hyatt hotel! {Gadling}
Apr 6th 2009 9:22PM 30%
Rules for Visiting a Cigar Lounge {Luxist}
Apr 1st 2009 2:43PM Great article. These should also be the "Rules for Life"!
Win A Margaret Rowe Necklace {Luxist}
Mar 23rd 2009 11:37AM A floral silk scarf that I bought almost 30 years ago! I feel in love with the colors and tried to ignore the price tag! It is my perfect example of how to justify the classics...... "Cost Per Wear"!
Talking Travel with Pico Iyer and a book give-away {Gadling}
Mar 16th 2009 5:02PM While walking in the 6th arr. in Paris, on a sunny winter day, we turn a corner and encounter a small girl wearing a black beret with long curly hair. Her grey wool coat looks as if it is buttoned over several layers. She is carrying two long baguettes wrapped in brown paper. There is a slight smile on her face. She is followed by an elderly lady pulling a wire cart filled with groceries. We imagined that it was the little girl's grandmother. The sidewalk was so narrow that we had to step into the street to let them pass. We uttered "Bon jour" and stood in silence and watched... the essence of living in Paris as we would want it to be.
